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Nigerian stocks closed higher Friday after a four-day bear run as benchmark index NSEASI appreciated 0.56 percent to close 43,773.76...
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Read moreDetailsThe recent decision by the monetary authorities in Nigeria to hold monetary policy rate at 14 percent following the cancellation...
Read moreDetailsBilateral trade between Nigeria and China reached $11.2 billion, a growth rate of 28.5 percent within the first 10 months...
Read moreDetailsThe Bayelsa government has assured its people of uninterrupted power supply come September 2018. Olice Kemenanabo, managing director of the...
Read moreDetailsPortfolio investors and their local counterparts clawing back gains recorded in an earlier three weeks rally have dipped Nigerian equities...
Read moreDetailsPatience Oniha Director-General, Nigeria’s Debt Management Office (DMO) Nigeria says it would soon kick-start talks with JPMorgan Chase & Co....
Read moreDetailsOil prices hit a new high of $71 per barrel Thursday for the first time since 2014, supported by increasing...
Read moreDetailsOsinbajo speaking on a panel on Migration issues at Davos Yemi Osinbajo, Nigeria's vice president said that Africa needs reasonable...
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